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An in-depth exploration of multicasting and the internet group management protocol (igmp). Topics include the differences between broadcast and multiple unicast, true multicast, requirements for multicasting, and the operation of igmpv1, igmpv2, and igmpv3. Learn about membership queries, report formats, and group records.
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āGives spanning tree configuration containing networks with group members
āWhich networks include members of given group āSufficient info to work out shortest path to each network āRouting algorithm to work out shortest path āRouters must determine routing paths based on source and destination addresses
āGroup defined by multicast address
āHosts could join group āRouters used timer to unsubscribe members
āSpamming of multicast groups āEven if application level filters drop unwanted packets, they consume valuable resources āEstablishment of distribution trees is problematic āLocation of sources is not known āFinding globally unique multicast addresses difficult
āWhich groups have members on attached network
āDoes group have members on an attached network
āDo attached device want packets sent to specified multicast address āFrom any of specified list of sources
āSee later
āIn 32-bit words
āOne 32-bit unicast address per source
āCurrently, no auxiliary data values defined